there War on manga piracy it’s getting tighter. As physical and digital publishing continues to increase in Japan, many other countries prefer to resort to illegal methods to read their heroes’ adventures rather than supporting mangakas who bring wonderful stories to life.
Artists and their works must always be supported, read manga legally whether physical or digital. The fight between Japanese publishers and piracy is enriched today with a new chapter: Shueisha, Kodansha, Kadokawa and Shogakukan would have filed a lawsuit against CloudFlare.
How can we read in @ tweetsmooth leaksthe four Japanese publishers would have demanded compensation from ben 400 million yen, amounting to just over 3 million euros. CloudFlare is an American company that deals with network security services and content delivery networks and according to the publishers would do so facilitated access to pirated manga with its services.
The allegation is undoubtedly very serious, and should CloudFlare prove to be well-founded, it would suffer serious damage in addition to the economic damage image damage. There have also been disputes between animation studios and content creators lately, but at least there haven’t been any lawsuits yet.
Shueisha, Kodansha, Kadokawa & Shogakukan have filed a lawsuit against CLOUDFLARE, The US IT Company for supporting pirate websites with their CDN service
They are demanding compensation of 400 million yen#manga #MHA #JJK #BC pic.twitter.com/yfM34L8TzE
– Shonenleaks (@shonenleaks) February 13, 2022
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